When you attempt to try your DUI case in court by yourself there are common things that come up you may not be aware of. Prosecutors can and will withhold information that you should have. You do have to ask to see this evidence, but if you’ve never dealt with a prosecutor before you might not know what to look for.
Here is a list of common information prosecutors withhold:
- The roadblock where you were arrested was not set up properly and therefore you can’t be charged with a DUI.
- Your arresting officer must be present in court, but he or she may have moved away or left the force so they will force you into a plea bargain because there is nobody to testify against you.
- The results of your blood test actually proved you were under the legal limit of .08 BAC.
- After you were arrested you were questioned and your officer forgot to read you your Miranda rights.
This is an actual list of things that DUI attorneys in Georgia come across on a semi regular basis. There are a lot of defenses for DUI cases in Georgia that the average person is not aware of.
If you have been arrested for a DUI in Fulton County or Alpharetta, Georgia, you should contact an attorney immediately. An experienced defense attorney like myself knows the tricks prosecutors use to force you into a guilty plea. You deserve a fair trial where the police officers and prosecutors follow the law.
Contact the Law Office of Scott Miller at 770-408-1001 today for a free consultation on how I may be able to get your case dismissed.
